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Live on FATBMX: Join us for Round 1 of the UCI BMX Supercross tour which this year kicks off in Saint Quentin en Yvelines, France.
Alex has one of the most creative minds out there, mixed with a great personality and an unmatched style on and off his bike. Always keeping it raw and fun, Raban is the man!
March 25, 2018 - Santiago, Chile. The top 27 riders qualified through to Sunday’s Final Round and competed for a spot on a the Vans BMX Pro Cup World Tour and the action was non-stop. With a unique bowl course in Santiago, Chile, the riders were finding huge transfer lines and throwing down big tricks for the packed stands. Brazil's Douglas Oliveira took the win in the Pro Men’s division and Santiago local Macarena Perez edging out the top spot in the Pro Women’s division.
BMX JAM on new street zone in our indoor park!
Went and cruised Rye for a few hours with Pablo and Maicol behind the lens. Going to start uploading more I promise.
Nathan Sykes cruising around a few San Diego parks with Victor and Beev.
To be completely honest, I had no idea there was even a Best Trick Jam until it started. So, I was caught a little off guard and didn't really stand in the best spot to film the riding. Buuuut, I did happen to be on the deck with all the riders, so here's a bit of a raw/Bullshittin' style cut of the Best Trick Jam at Fise Jeddah... Oh, and they ended up splitting the win between Daniel Wedemejier's whip transfer and Kostya Andreev's indian air seatgrab tailwhip to barspin.
The third and final stop of what's turned out to be an amazing series, the Uncovered BMX capped off in Milwaukee, Wisconsin... Thanks to Van Homan and Brian Kachinsky for all their hard work to create a series to help am riders elevate themselves. Glad we could be a part of it!
BMX Street: France Roadtrip powered by Nikon / Edit 2018 featuring Mike Curley and the French Scene in Bordeaux and Tarbes! Thanks so much for the good times! And thanks to Nikon for making this woozyBMX Trip possible! Shot on Keymission 170, D750, 70-200 4.0, Nikkor 50mm 1.8 & the magic lens Nikkor 14-24 2.8
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